On May 17, it was reported that a few days ago, the road test spy photos of the new Wei brand Gaoshan (hereinafter referred to as the new Gaoshan) were exposed, and it is expected to be a smart driving version of the model.
It is reported that the new Alpine is expected to be equipped with the same Coffee Pilot Ultra intelligent driving system as the new Wei brand Blue Mountain Intelligent Driving Version, which can provide all-weather road condition perception and no-map full-scene NOA coverage, support high-speed, urban and rural road conditions, and be equipped with an automatic parking system.
Judging from the spy photos, the front face design of the new Alpine basically continues the current style, with a straight waterfall shape.
It is worth mentioning that the test vehicle is equipped with a lidar module above the front windshield and two test radars on the roof, indicating that the test focus includes intelligent driver assistance functions.
As a reference, the Blue Mountain Intelligent Driving Edition is equipped with watchtower-type lidar, 3 millimeter-wave radars, 12 ultrasonic radars and 11 high-definition cameras, with a total of 27 assisted driving sensors, which can realize functions such as no-A and automatic parking in all scenes without pictures.
The WEY brand Alpine is positioned as a mid-to-large MPV and is equipped with a plug-in hybrid system consisting of a 1.5-liter engine and a drive motor.
The system has a combined power of 337 kW and 358 kW, matched with 37.96 kWh and 44.28 kWh power batteries, and has a WLTC range of 140 km and 170 km respectively.
At present, there are 3 configurations on sale, with an official guide price of 335,800-405,800 yuan.
Although the WEY brand Gaoshan has sold 4,233 units in the past six months, there is a gap with the top products in the medium and large MPV market, such as the Denza D9 DM-i, the launch of the new intelligent driving version of the model is likely to enhance the recognition of users.